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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1898
Page
4
Unclear text hints at debates over police or military authority in the Philippines and a reference to judges handling camps during winter months. Mentions Army officers, Dole, a yacht dispute, and obligations tied to idolization. Readable content is fragmentary and requires caution in interpretation.
The passing of Mrs Mra 8 M Carter is mourned in Hawaii as the mother of the hamlet. Her influence for high ideals is praised though the tone hints at an unfinished, beautified reflection on a life well lived in Christian identity.
Last night's storm raises questions of responsibility for the Vast emergency accident. The coroner's inquest will be open to the public as officials review blame and neglect. Citizens urge a thorough inspection of electric lines and faster government action to prevent another live-wire tragedy.
A fragmentary report discusses growing tension between federal military and civil authorities in the territory. The piece hints at possible further clashes or investigations, noting public unease and uncertain terms as officials contend with the balance of power.
The piece critiques clashes among authorities over Merriam affairs, Police Court, and Board of Health in Honolulu. It argues for adherence to army rules, urges restraint among officers, and pleads for a calming peace protocol to restore harmony between military and civilian leaders. The tone mixes sarcasm with calls for stability and thoughtful action.
General W W Hall expressed happiness over prompt aid raised for Maunadu Seminary pupils and teachers whose buildings burned. E F Hall & Son sent clothing and supplies, with two more cases expected. volunteers anticipate two or three more shipments. Judge Wilcox says official Washington correspondence with General King is closed unless reopened.
The ad claims Good Baking Powder cannot be regularly sold at five or thirty cents per pound and guarantees a money back offer if customers dislike Schelling's Best, signaling a bold price and quality claim in a promotional notice.
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